Two Palm Beach parents have been arrested after their baby girl almost died by overdosing on heroin.

Charlie Hagan, 38, and Joseph Critelli, 49, were arrested last week for child neglect after their daughter 'somehow ingested heroin' while they were staying at her mother's home.

Hagan told police she also overdosed from the deadly opiate the week before.

The unnamed baby's grandmother filed an emergency petition obtain custody her granddaughter on June 30 after Hagan overdosed.

Charlie Hagan, 38, and Joseph Critelli, 49, were arrested in September after their 11-month-old daughter overdosed on heroin in July. He is a licensed pharmacist and is currently not practicing while she is an unemployed nursing and medical assistant

She was denied and the 11-month old overdosed on July 2 according to the Palm Beach Post.

Critelli is a licensed pharmacist and is currently not practicing while Hagan is an unemployed nursing and medical assistant.

The arrest report reveals Critelli and Hagan noticed the little girl acting 'fussy' on the night of the overdose. The father tried to put her back to sleep but noticed she wasn't breathing properly, making a 'raspy' sound.

Someone else in the house who was a registered nurse gave the baby CPR and called 911.

The hospital at St. Mary’s Medical Center in West Palm Beach gave the girl two doses of Narcan to 'revive the child back to life' according to WPTV.

The little girl was treated at St. Mary’s Medical Center in West Palm Beach where she was given two dose of Narcan to 'revive the child back to life'

Hagan previously spent two years in police custody on 'drug related charges.' The father does not have a criminal record besides multiple traffic infractions.

The Department of Children and Families investigated the overdose and the little girl is now living with her grandmother.